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    Netherlands Fuel Prices

    Netherlands fuel prices

    Netherlands fuel prices

    Check out the current fuel prices in the Netherlands. You can refuel different types of fuel in the Netherlands. Not all fuels are equally available, but there are over 50,000 charging points.

    Current fuel prices

    What is the current price of premium unleaded in The Netherlands?


    The current price of premium unleaded in The Netherlands is EUR 2.14.

    What is the current price of diesel in The Netherlands?


    The current price of diesel in The Netherlands is EUR 2.01.

    What is the current price of E10 in The Netherlands?


    The current price of E10 in The Netherlands is EUR 2.14.

    What is the current price of super plus in The Netherlands (E5)?


    The current price of super plus (E5) in The Netherlands is EUR 2.22.

    What is the current price of B7 in The Netherlands?


    The current price of B7 in The Netherlands is EUR 2.01.

    What is the current price of LPG in The Netherlands?


    The current price of LPG in The Netherlands is EUR 1.02.

    Fuel in the Netherlands

    Gasoline in the Netherlands

    E5 – E10

      • Euro 95 E5 (Euro 95), petrol with octane number 95 and a maximum of 5% bioethanol, is only available to a limited extent, often only at smaller filling stations. Since October 1, 2019, Euro 95 E5 has largely been replaced by Euro 95 E10.
      • Euro 95 E10 (E10, 95 E10), gasoline with octane number 95 and up to 10% bioethanol, is available at most petrol stations. E10 is also available under the name Blue One 95.
      • Superplus 98 E5 (Euro 98 / Super / Premium 98), gasoline with octane number 98 and up to 5% bioethanol, is reasonably available. Premium gasolines are also available and are not known to contain bioethanol.
      • Super MLV (With Lead Substitute), gasoline to which lead substitute has been added, is only available to a very limited extent. For older cars that still need leaded petrol, a lead substitute can be bought at petrol stations that can be added to the petrol if necessary.

    E85

    • E85 (bioethanol), a biofuel mix of 15% petrol and 85% bioethanol, is only available to a very limited extent in the Netherlands.
    • Note: E85 is only intended for special flexifuel cars and not suitable for regular petrol cars. If you accidentally fill up with E85, do not drive any further and have the fuel removed to prevent damage.

    Diesel in the Netherlands

    B7

    • Diesel is readily available in the Netherlands. B7 contains a maximum of 7% biofuel.

    B20-B100

    • Diesel that contains a significant amount of biodiesel (Blue diesel / B20 / B30 / B50) or consists of 100 percent biodiesel (Biodiesel / HVO / B100 / Renewable Diesel) is available at approximately 50 filling stations (see futurefuels.nl/nl/tanklocaties ).

    Gas in the Netherlands

    LPG

    • LPG is reasonably available, although the number of petrol stations that offer LPG is declining. There are approximately 1350 LPG filling stations in the Netherlands (source: mylpg.eu).
    • At petrol stations, the LPG hose has a mouthpiece with a bayonet connection. This fits the standard connection of Dutch LPG installations.
    • Note: For safety reasons, no LPG may be sold at unmanned filling stations. Therefore, keep in mind that petrol stations with a 24-hour service can sometimes only fill up with LPG during the opening hours of the shop.
    • LPG can only be refueled to drive your motor vehicle. You are not allowed to refuel at petrol stations for cooking and / or heating purposes.

    CNG

    • Natural gas (CNG, Compressed Natural Gas, pressurized natural gas) is available at about 175 stations (source: ngva.eu). See groengas.nl or cngeurope.com for more information and a map with petrol stations where natural gas is available.

    LNG

    • Lng (Liquefied Natural Gas) is available at approximately 25 filling stations, but these are not public and are intended for special lng trucks.

    H2 in the Netherlands

    • Hydrogen (H2) is currently available at 3 public filling stations (Rhoon, Helmond and Arnhem) in the Netherlands (status: May 2020). The number of hydrogen filling stations is expected to be significantly expanded in 2020.

       

    • Go to hydrogennet.eu/nl or opwegmetwaterstof.nl for more information and a map with locations of hydrogen filling stations.

    Electricity charging points in the Netherlands

    • The Netherlands currently has more than 50,000 charging points (source: eafo.eu), making it the country with the densest network of charging points in the world.
    • The charging points in the Netherlands include approximately 30,000 public charging points that are accessible day and night, 20,000 semi-public charging points with limited access (such as charging points at supermarkets, parking garages and private individuals) and 1,000 fast charging points, where you charge your battery in about half an hour instead of two hours, as with a normal charging point.
    • For an up-to-date overview of all charging points, visit chargemap.com, laderpalen.nl, plugsurfing.com/nl orlugweb.nl.

    Gas stations in the Netherlands

    Opening hours

    • Gas or petrol stations along the motorways, highways and in larger towns are usually open day and night.
    • Other stations are open from Monday to Friday from 7 am to 8 pm, but often also longer. These petrol stations may have slightly different opening times on weekends. Some petrol stations are closed on Sundays.

    Paying at gas stations in the Netherlands

    • Almost all filling stations in the Netherlands are self-service pumps.
    • You can pay with cash at almost all petrol stations during normal opening hours.
    • You can also pay with a bank card, credit card or fuel card.
    • Mobile payment is now possible at approximately 700 manned and unmanned filling stations in the Netherlands; here you can pay for the fuel you have refueled contactlessly via an app on your smartphone (source: tankpro.nl).

    Tank dispensers

    • More than half of all petrol stations in the Netherlands are unmanned and there are also many manned petrol stations where you can pay after closing time at a night machine.
    • LPG may not be sold at unmanned gas stations for safety reasons.
    • Bank cards (with Maestro logo), credit cards (Visa and Mastercard) and fuel cards are accepted at filling machines. You can also pay with your smartphone at various filling machines. Sometimes it is still possible to pay with banknotes.
    • Note: When paying with a bank card, a certain standard amount of € 100-150 is often first reserved on the account as a deposit (pre-authorization) to check whether the balance is sufficient for a full tank. Usually, within a few minutes, the amount for which you refueled, debited and the rest of the money released, but sometimes it can also take a little longer before the reserved amount can be used again.

    Cheap refueling in the Netherlands

    • In the Netherlands, fuel at filling stations along motorways and motorways is often somewhat more expensive than at other filling stations.
    • When petrol stations offer a discount, you often get the highest discount on Saturdays. You hardly get a discount on Mondays. It is also often the case that refueling in the morning is more expensive than in the afternoon or in the evening.

    Fueled incorrectly

    • If you accidentally put the wrong fuel and put gasoline in a diesel car, for example (this is the most common mistake) or E85 in a regular gasoline car, you should definitely not start your car. If you’ve already been driving before you find out you got the wrong fuel, you should pull your car out of the way as soon as possible or it could cause major damage to the engine.
    • In all cases, call the roadside assistance immediately. This can pump your car empty with a special installation. In addition, have the car checked at a garage if you have already driven with the wrong fuel.

    AdBlue in the Netherlands

    • AdBlue is a mixture of water and urea that is injected into the exhaust fumes of a diesel car to significantly reduce the emission of harmful nitrogen oxide particles (NOx).
    • AdBlue is mainly used for trucks and buses that run on diesel, but there are also various models of passenger diesel cars that have a separate tank for AdBlue.
    • Buses with 5 or 10 liters of AdBlue are available for regular passenger cars at petrol station shops. The AdBlue pump at a petrol station is usually only intended for trucks and buses, but there are also some petrol stations that have an AdBlue pump for passenger cars.

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    Frequently asked questions about fuel prices in the Netherlands

    How much does petrol cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of premium unleaded in The Netherlands is EUR 2.14.

    The current price of diesel in The Netherlands is EUR 2.01.

    The current price of E10 in The Netherlands is EUR 2.14.

    The current price of super plus (E5) in The Netherlands is EUR 2.22.

    The current price of B7 in The Netherlands is EUR 2.01.

    The current price of LPG in The Netherlands is EUR 1.02.

    What does E10 cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of E10 in The Netherlands is EUR 2.14.

    What does E5 cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of super plus (E5) in The Netherlands is EUR 2.22.

    How much does diesel cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of diesel in The Netherlands is EUR 2.01.

    What does premium unleaded cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of premium unleaded in The Netherlands is EUR 2.14.

    What does B7 cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of B7 in The Netherlands is EUR 2.01.

    What does LPG cost in the Netherlands?
    Current fuel prices

    The current price of LPG in The Netherlands is EUR 1.02.

    How can you pay at gas stations in the Netherlands?
    You can pay for fuel quickly and easily in the Netherlands with a debit or credit card. Of course it is also possible to pay in cash.
    Where to refuel in the Netherlands?
    Ideally, you want to be at your destination as soon as possible. Refueling on the highway is then the fastest and easiest. Still, it can pay off to leave the highway for a while and fill up the tank in a town or village near the highway. The fuel prices in the Netherlands can differ greatly.
    Refuel cheaper in the Netherlands?
    At gas stations near the highway (i.e. not directly on the highway), the fuel prices are often a bit cheaper. Unmanned filling stations often have lower fuel prices than manned stations. There are also sometimes promotions that allow you to refuel cheaply on certain days. For example the Max discount on Formula I race Sundays.
    E10 price Netherlands
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    The current price of E10 in the Netherlands

    Product Brand: E10

    Product Currency: EUR

    Product Price: 2,14

    Diesel price Netherlands
    Netherlands Fuel Prices by Travel Information Europe

    The current price of diesel in the Netherlands

    Product Brand: Diesel

    Product Currency: EUR

    Product Price: 2,01

    B7 price Netherlands
    Netherlands Fuel Prices by Travel Information Europe

    The current price of B7 in the Netherlands

    Product Brand: B7

    Product Currency: EUR

    Product Price: 2,01

    Super plus price in the Netherlands (E5)
    Netherlands Fuel Prices by Travel Information Europe

    The current price of super plus in the Netherlands (E5)

    Product Brand: E5

    Product Currency: EUR

    Product Price: 2,22

    LPG price Netherlands
    Netherlands Fuel Prices by Travel Information Europe

    The current price of LPG in the Netherlands

    Product Brand: LPG

    Product Currency: EUR

    Product Price: 1,02

    Premium unleaded price in the Netherlands (E10)
    Netherlands Fuel Prices by Travel Information Europe

    The current price of premium unleaded in the Netherlands

    Product Brand: Premium unleaded

    Product Currency: EUR

    Product Price: 2,14

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